Hong Kong Journalists Association - Board

Board

Executive Committee:

The Chairperson for 2009 to 2010 is MAK Yin-ting (Chinese: 麥燕庭). The Vice-chairperson is Jackie SAM (Chinese: 岑亞志).

The other Executive Committee Members are:

  • Stanley LEUNG Kam-hung (Chinese: 梁錦雄) (Metro Daily)
  • TSE Chi-fung (Chinese: 謝志峰) (Radio Television Hong Kong)
  • Ben KWOK (Chinese: 郭家傑) (South China Morning Post)
  • Ambrose LEUNG (Chinese: 梁頌恩) (South China Morning Post)
  • Phyllis TSANG (Chinese: 曾錦雯) (South China Morning Post)
  • Albert WONG (Chinese: 黃雅斌) (South China Morning Post)
  • Zoe HUNG (Chinese: 孔雪怡) (Hong Kong Economic Journal)
  • Steve CHAN (Chinese: 陳羲文) (Hong Kong Economic Journal)
  • CHAN Kin-kai (Chinese: 陳健佳) (Ming Pao)
  • TAI Wai-land (Chinese: 戴偉倫) (freelancer)

Ethics Committee:

Every year, the Executive Committee appoints three members to the Ethics Committee after the Annual General Meeting. The committee's responsibility is to investigate alleged breaches of HKJA's Code of Ethics and to make recommendations to the Executive Committee.

Subcommittees :

There are five subcommittees which members can join. They are:

  1. Press Freedom
  2. Membership, Training and Welfare
  3. China Concern
  4. International Relations
  5. Publication

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